The Department for Business and Trade apologised for the ‘human error’ that saw Bernard Arnault’s contact details shared.

A driver who hit a 12-year-old boy as he ran across a motorway has told a jury he is a “broken man”. Prosecutors have told Bradford Crown Court that Shahid Ilyas, 48, was not responsible for the death ...

Scotland’s First Minister pushed Sir Keir Starmer for more public investment in his government’s budget at the end of the month during a meeting in Edinburgh.

The King Charles III Atlantic Salmon 50p was named by the Royal Mint as the rarest coin currently in circulation in the UK ...

The rapid deterioration in the Government’s approval rating underlines the rocky start to Sir Keir Starmer’s time in Downing Street.

The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded on Friday to Nihon Hidankyo, a Japanese organisation of survivors of the US atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, for its activism against nuclear weapons.

However, Oglaigh na hEireann, the Irish Defence Forces, confirmed that its positions in Lebanon had “not been subject to incoming fire” and that all its personnel were safe and accounted for.

The Scottish singer revealed she carried a lot of ‘shame’ after receiving negative comments about her body and weight in the media for years.

A court in South Korea has fined Son Woong-jung, the father of English Premier League star Son Heung-min, three million won (£1,700) for violating child welfare law at his football academy.

The country’s foreign ministry said drones had been detected over the capital Pyongyang on three nights in October.